Roger Boyes is a journalist at The Times. He covers regional interest and world news, with a focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, Vladimir Putin, and developments in Iran. Roger's work has been featured in The Australian, The Post, and The Press, showcasing his insights on critical global issues.
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Roger Boyes focuses on world affairs and government & politics with a significant portion of evolving stories and opinion editorials. He is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis, commentary, or first-hand information on ongoing global events, particularly those related to Putin, war, Fentanyl, Venezuela, Gaza, Ukraine, Israel among other topics covered.
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Russian and Chinese-led axis is cornering the rare metals crucial for next-generation weapons
Early mis-steps show that the foreign secretary is far from the master diplomat we need in such serious times
By sending troops to Europe, North Korea has added weight to a challenge Biden must answer
How the president handles Putin, Xi and Kim will define their term, for the US and the world
With the Biden era coming to an end, Binyamin Netanyahu may seize the opportunity to strike at Iran before Trump's plans to usher in peace are set in motion
Security pacts and a thriving defence industry help to keep its hostile neighbour at bay
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The choice of Marco Rubio as secretary of state presents a better opportunity than a tariff war
New generation waits to take over from octogenarian leaders in Iran, Saudi Arabia and Palestine
Roger Boyes: The Turkish leader is proving to be a master player after the fall of his former ‘brother’ Assad
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